Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13

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The delinquent tax list this week
crowds out much other original matter
that we had hoped to get in.
When you want nice meat at lowest
living figures, go to Fleming & Heaths
meat market on the south side.
The heavy wind a week ago, blew of
all the apples on VIM. Bissell's apple
trees
For the next so days goods will be
sold cheaper than ever at the Chicago
Fair to make room for our big fall
stock. Rosenberg & Aiichalisky.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Bickford and
daughter Alice, have returned from
their visit in Vermont. Miss Alice's
health is better.
G. II. Tucker has finished his pho
tOgraph rooms on the west side of the
square, is now ready TO do photograph
or tin type work in all its branches.
The Ladies aid society.of the NJ. E.
church will meet next Tuesday after
noon at the residence Of Mrs William
Bissen. A cordial invitation is extend
ed TO all.
4 splendid assortment of hats and
caps Of the latest fashion inst received
by Rosenberg and Nichalisky, at the
Chicago Fair opposite the Phillips Co,
Bank.
Two picnic parties are being held to-
day by Phillipsburg peOple-the young
folks dinner on the Solomon and a COM
pany Of married people west of town
three miles.
l. n,,s-. of +Lo ~ L O. ~ 80 h.,
recently passed through southern Kan
sas, and from Topeka 10 this place, and
he has seen more good corn in Phillips
than any county he has been in.
Where do you buy your wall paper,
your drugs your cigars, your musical
Instruments? If YOU do rot already
purchase at HarmOn's, call IN and try
him for goods and prices. On the cast
side of the square
Last Monday Elder Turner delivered
at this office, some samples Of growing
corn from the farm of Mr.. Bailey who
resides in the northeastern corner of
Freedom township. The corn looks
well and Mr.. Bailey, We learn expects
to have good crop.
j. F. DOty. the right-of .way-man for
the c. X. & N, when here last week,
said it was settled that the Machine
Shops and Division station would be at
Philiipsburg. This has also been stated
by other officers or employees of the
Company.
WANTED.-5O,OOO yards of hard
building stone to be delivered along the
surveyed line of the 9. X. & n. Rail
road between Phillipsburg and the Nor.
ton County line for which I will pay
the highest market price.
2t JOHN @. GEBHART
As the HERALD predicted, Editor
Lamb, the leader of the Henry George
party in this county, did not think it
prudent to report a plank in the plat
form last Saturday fayOring Georges
land taxation theory, and yet he and
Mr.. George think that the land reform
lies at the bottom of all reform.
John SCOTS, MarVin's honest black
smith, came in last Saturday, declared
he could not keep house without the
HERALD, and planked down the ''rOOt
Of all eYilh for it another year. Mr..
Scots says he has resided in five states
and he likes Kansas better than any Of
tn EN-.
Mr.. T. II, HARDWOOD, salesman in
Winship's store informs US that he has
rented a house near y. S. MOrse's and
his family will arrive from Chicago
about the 18th. Mrs. HARDWOOD is the
daughter of j. F. Herring of Marvin
and is well known to many in Phillips
burg.
We acknowledge a call from the
HERALD's good friend, Mr.. Geo. A,
Turner, who resides in the northwest
ern part of the county. Mr.. Turner
says his corn prospect is only fair.
Though this is a dry, hot year in Kan
sas, Mr.. Turner likes the state better
than any he has formerly resided in.
W. W. Anderson. commander of the
Phillipsburg Post of the G. A. R., re-
quests US to give notice that there will
be a special meeting of ali old soldiers
at the IL A. r. hail, on Saturday eve,
Ang 2Oth, to make arrangements to at
tend the soldiers reunion at Logan, Au-
gust %, so and 81. All Old soldiers in
vited to attend.
Last Saturday was not a very hot day
but editOrLamb while IN the Labor con
ventiOn sweat so you would have
thought it was 12j above zero in the
shade. 1t is said that the reason he
perspired so freely was that he had
liked up a ''fusiOu slate" with certain
democratic bosses, and the anti-mOn-
OpOlydelegates unceremOniOusly smash
ed his 'slate' and all his plans
In this copy of the HERALD may be
found the announcement of B. Z. Nor
ton for denomination for the Office Of
Recorder OF Deeds. Mr. Morton is the
present incumbent. He has filled the
office one term to the satisfaction of the
public Uncle Ben has many friends
who desire to see him re-nOminated and
elected, He was a soldier, is a good
republican and is well qualified for the
place.
c. II. Lefingwell, the old timer, one
of the pioneer merchants in Phillips
county, has now on hand and proposes
to constantly keep in stock a large as
sOrtment of mems and boys ready made
clothing, and gents furnis hing goods.
He has suits for big and little, for old
and young, for rich and poor also
hats, caps, shirts, cuffs, collars and
other furnishing goods Don't fail to
| anything in his line. If.
The new party, at its convention last
I Saturday, nominated Marcus w. Wat
/ son for register of deeds. He is a
[ straight up and down democrat, and
/ yet County Attorney Mckay declared
/ in open convention that Watson would
! endorse the platform adopted. That
/ platform denounces the democratic
party in the most vigorous language
/ accuses it Of nearly every crime, and YET
/ MIR. Mckay says Mr.. Watson, a demo.
crat, will endorse the platform. A
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